Jia Qian is the daughter of Jia Pingwa, a famous writer in China. Born in such a family, Jia Qian is naturally deeply influenced. Influenced by literature since childhood, she graduated from the Chinese Department of Northwest University with a doctor of literature. She has an excellent background and a doctorate, and has been living in the upper class. She published a book of poems in two or three years, which was also well received in the upper class.
Jia Qian's poems have been widely praised by professionals, and almost all famous publications and critics have highly praised them.
Based on the theme of Yu Xiuhua's poems, we can find that there are many love poems in her poems. As a woman who has lived at the bottom of society for a long time and is physically disabled, she has a deep understanding of the lack of love. Her love poems are not satisfied with the poetic presentation of love desire, but try to show the rich, complex and distinctive female subject image.
Her poems are full of complex meanings, such as the agitation and call of love, the disillusionment and realization of love, etc. Love is not so much the theme of her poems as the core proposition that causes the poet to ask metaphysical questions such as existence, truth and death. Not only that, her poetry creation also embodies the characteristics of "gender poetics" in a sense, and attaches importance to body writing.
At the same time, the starting point of Yu Xiuhua's poetry creation is relatively high. Her poems have both the interest of classical poetry and the lyricism of modern poetry, and convey the true intention of the creative subject through interesting and flexible language.
Her poems do not have a fierce gender confrontation posture, nor do they avoid the pain of women's survival. Instead, it objectively expresses the pain of the bottom women's survival with vivid physical experience and life experience, and shows the value and dignity of people with strong subjective spirit.